The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1887-09-08
E&-Oysters and Soup. every
day, including Sundays, at Johnny
Kirstein's.
LOCAL ITEMS.

frlepds in Maxvti!e, Perry county
this week.
Mr.. Chas. Lowry, of Athena, was
the guest of his brother, V q. last
Tuesday.
Miss Jessie White, of, ,ihis city,
returned to Spencer Ind on Thurs
day of last week.
The Turks and bear were in town
on Wednesday OF course the
small boy was delighted.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Beck and
daughter Clara returned home from
z Columbus last Saturday.
Workingmen are busiiy engaged
in rebuilding the Armstrong lisery
stable Oh Mulberry street.
Miss Ella Morgan. of Swan, o..
was the guest of Miss Emma Down
ey Friday and Saturday last.
Mrs. a. II. Brooke, of this city,
is visiting her mother. Mrs. G.
Flemn, of Lancaster. y this week.
Tho Hungarian and tie Bear
reached the city yesterday. Prox-
leg to the Senatorial Convention on
Saturday.
Rev. D. q. Thomas. psstor OF the
N. E. Church, and vile. are visit
ing their numerous friends al West
Jefferson, o.
Mr.. Q. n. Fawiey. formerly
of our city, is visiting i,eress!his
week, and renewing old time ac-
GIintances.
Mrs. DIR. Blosser and daughter
Bertha, are visiting Mrs. Elossers
mother. Mrs. Samuel Polling in Per
~ county tins week.
Mr.. Ben Tritsch has sold his in
ferest IN the Grange store To Mr.
Stiers, and proposes taking rest ON
account of his health.
The 63ri. vii. hold a reunion
al Rusllviile. on Sept Is and 18th.
ACCOMMODATIONS provided for all.
Half rates on all railroads
Mics B,.idie Downey returned
home las; Saturday after a pleasant
w. ek's v;si, 10 hey bso;ilrrs Char
ley xui Elm Columbus.
Mr.. VII! j.asir,er moved his ian
ily to Fl,o!wood Tuesday. lle
takes charge of the Ohin K Wet
.eru Coal G; Iron Co. s store at that
place.
Daniel Shall. of Washington
township. and one of our Oldest sub
scribers in that part of tie county.
was in the city Wednesday on bus
inesa.
Mrs. MeFadden and granddsngh-
ter May Wilkins, who were visit
ang relatives aud friends in Nelson
ville this week returned home yes |
terday.
Johnny Kesstein, one of our pop |
uiar young business men, who has
been quite i'll for the past week, We
o re glad to learn, is rapidly i'm
proving.
Miss Camilla DoIan, who has
been visiting her aunt, Mrs. VIM.
for several weeks past.
returned to her home IL Columbus
last Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Sho.well, after
a pleasant visit of Two weeks among
friends in the river cannties, jour
neying in their carriage, returned
home Tuesday.
We present an article on the
Wheeling reunion on the firsi
page of this issue, which deserv
es the careful reading of all SOL
diers and citizens.
Bully Freeman, of Somerset, one
cf the best shoemakers of the eoun-
try has made an engagement TO
work with our popular shoe mer-
chant, Mr.. John Il. Ranch.
Chas. Weis, Alex Motherwell,
Doc Mil aud Bob Rannells gave an
at Bear Run school
house on last Saturday evening.
The boys gave good entertain
ment and were well patronlzed. I
Frank Ailtop, a young son of
Ben Alltop of this place, accident
ally shot himself through the hand
on Tuesday last. The wounded
member was Immediately attended
to and it is thought he we will get
along without much trouble.
Colonel Mandus Reber is de-
veloping a remarkable faculty for
editorial wit. The last issue of
his paper, The Charleston Trib-
une, Is almost as funny as the Lo-
gan Republican Gazette. His
mind and editorial expressions
seem TO run almost in The same
channel as his partner, pursell.
ST Terrell, who was hung in the
Penitentiary last Friday morning,
a few minutes after;;mldnight, for the
murder of old man Phelps in Melgs
county. protested his innocence to
the last. Pros. Attorney Lowry
of our place visit d him the night
before his execution. thinking per-
haps the doomed man might have
been associated with Bill Terrell in
tho Weldon murder. He denied be-
ing any relation TO Bill Terrell and